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Starlord2048
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Comment #43296347
wow, ibis supports nearly 20 backends, that's impressive
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Comment #43295184
I can appreciate the pain points you guys are addressing. The "diagonal scaling" approach seems particularly clever - dynamically choosing between horizontal and vertical scaling b…
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Comment #43292793
Thanks for sharing The idea of declarative UI actions without JS is appealing The good: * Killing boilerplate for popovers/modals (no more aria-expanded juggling). * Built-in comma…
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Comment #43292124
When we talk about making AI safer, we often slide into paternalistic frames where we dictate outcomes rather than enabling capabilities with appropriate guardrails. The distinctio…
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Comment #43292011
Between LLVM's optimization passes, static analysis, and modern LLM-powered tools, couldn't we build systems that not only identify but automatically fix these performance issues? …
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500 years ago, betting on the Pope was punishable by excommunication. Today, crypto-powered prediction markets are placing odds on the next conclave. Have we come full circle, or h…
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Comment #43283737
would be glad to see benchmarking results
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I agree with you that there is still room for improvement when it comes to the efficiency and effectiveness of training orchestration tools. It's true that setting up and spinning …
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Comment #35440507
It seems as though the main issue here is not with FP itself, but with the politics and power dynamics within organizations.
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Comment #30004374
I am loving this tool. This is a great example how we can automate information flow between technical communities and foster faster response and technology iteration.
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FYI, Sohu is one of largest Internet companies in Asia. It has been a NASDAQ listed company since 2000. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sohu
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Comment #22766866
disclosure: I am with the Milvus team. Milvus positions itself as an open source vector similarity search engine built on top of various ANNS algorithms,including Faiss, Annoy, HNS…